Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-08
A YEARS WORK.
Annual Meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association.

Annual Meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Owing to change in the Association
year to make it correspond with the finan-
cial year, the annual meeting, which has
hitherto been held in February. will be
held in October, and it was accordingly
held last night. There was an excellent
attendance of the members; several men,
bers of the Ladies' Central Committee were
also present. Vice President W. s. Bassett,
owing tc the absence of the President from
sickness, occupied the chair, and Walter
Wylie acted as Recording Secretary. After
singing. prayer, and a brief address from
the Chairman, the General Secretary read
his report, which showed an improvement
in nearly every line of work done by the
Association, as the following figures will
show:
Active members, 81; associate, 123: twelve
entertainments and lectures, 2,1OO in at
tendance; seven social receptions, 2S2 in
attendance applicants for situations, IS
situations secured, %; gymnasium, l Alb
in attendance; baths taken, 1925 visits
made, 90: young men visited, 10; young
men buried, 3; young mems meetings,
average attendance, So bible class. average
attendance, s; young mems social service,
average attendance, 10; prayer meeting,
average attendance, s. Over 1900 invita-
tons have been circulated. An average of
"a Young men visited our rooms daily.
The Treasurer, G. A. Maydwell, presented
his financial statement, and also that of the
Ladies' Central Committee. Each report
showed that the moneys handled by the
Association were wisely and judiciously
expended. The reports of the committees
of the Association were then presented, as
| follows: Devotional, b. L. Edwards; Re-
| ception, Walter Wylie; Gymnasium, C. II.
Dunn; Literary and Social, G. A May
| dwell Invitation, C.. G. Cooley; Visitation
| of the Sick, w. w. Phillips; Membership,
| W. B. Maydwell; Ladies' Central Com
mittee, Mrs. 2. Clarke.
Praise God, from whom all blessings
| flow" was then sung.
| The Nominating Committee, through its
Chairman, z. +. Avery, recommended the
| following as Directors of the Association
for the ensuing year, end they were ac-
cordingy elected: w. S. Bassett, C. NJ.
| Campbell, C. II. Dunn. B. L. Edwards, G..
| 0. Hayford, Alex. Ingham, C. A Mayd-
well, W. B. Maydwell, Chas Mealand and
1 F. A. Cramblitt
| The following officers were next elected
President, e. NJ. Campbell; Vice Pres dents,
| W. S. Bassett, F. A. Cramblit Treasurer,
| C. A. Maydwell; Recording Secretary, +.
| a. Cramblitt; Financial Secretary, c. H
Dunn; Auditor, Walter Wylie.
A vote of thanks was rendered John Gil
more for his services as organist.
The following were elected delegates tC
the annual Convention TO be held next
week at Woodland: G. G. Cooley, w. w
Phillips, w. A. DeMerritt B. L. Edwards
C. NJ. Campbell, C. A. Maydwell, W. S
Bassett. J. o. Hestwood and Moore Hes
keith. The President and General Secretary
were empowered to fill the remaining va
cancy.
The Chairman having to leave, Vice
President G. o. Hayford was called to thu
chair. After singing, State Secretary C. S
Mason gave an imprisoned address or
Work" urging all the members TO re
doubled effort on behalf of the Association
The meeting closed with singing ant
PRAYER.